Legacy #7: Broken, part 6 (of 6) - Glowing Luke on the cover!

And one more. And I don't know who at LFL even decided that Orn Free Taa was supposed to be Twi'ilek, because he doesn't really look like one.

 

Anything for Jan

 

We did it! Yub Yub!

 

Umo ji muna, guys!

 

I've just read this new issue, and I've loved it, though I had also hoped to see Luke again lol

As for Krayt: if he was actually born during the Vong war, and it wasn't methaphorically, I think he could be one of Ben's future pals in the Jedi academy at Ossus, and Ben could be the Skywalker he could have killed when he had the choice. But then, why is it Luke instead of Ben the one to appear in front of Cade?


Such a long way 'til April...

 

Because father is a bigger figure in SW than the son? Because they wanted to put the father on the cover of a comic instead of a son of whom we have a canon appearance only as a baby when it comes to how he looks...

 

I know that XD There is supposed to be a reason for it being Luke, or so I have read, and I was talking about this meaning... Now, it's been me the one to asume that purpose has something to do with Krayt

 

1) Luke is a bigger historical figure.
2) Cade has a problem with authority, so daddy might not be the best guy to talk to him.
3) Cade saw his dad's body on Ossus, which means Kol didn't Force Ghost the same way. Then again, it seems Kol at least got as far as Qui-Gon...

 

Now, it's been me the one to asume that purpose has something to do with Krayt

It would seemingly be possible only if Krayt is Jacen or Ben or if one of those crazy theories of his being an illegimate son of Luke were true. Otherwise, if Krayt is Hett or a Hett descendant there is little reason for it to be Luke. Anakin Skywalker would be the more logical case if Krayt would be Hett - he could be considered partly responsible for Hett going dark, Luke could be responsible for Krayt only if Krayt were someone close to him, relative or pupil. So that they would like to make right what would be partly their fault. But if Krayt is Joe Nobody without common past with Luke then Luke appearing as a Force Ghost can only be relevant to what path Cade will choose and the survival of the Jedi Order and Krayt would have importance to him only in relation to those.

 

Hett as Krayt? I hadn't thought of that. But yeah, then it would be more plausible if it was Anakin...
Anyway, my bets are on a Joe Nobody

 

So it is Huttese? Syn too? Or is his second language Mando'a?

 

I'm not if this has been asked before, but does Darth Krayt have a artifical left eye?

 

Yes.

 

Seems to kind of clash with his Vong armor if you ask me.

 

That's why I still say that Krayt is Daye Azur-Jamin.

 

I still say Krayt is Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Skilled in the Force? Check.
Lived a significant portion of his life on Tattooine? Check.
Makes krayt dragon noises? Check.

Maybe Krayt is a Skywalker, and when he says "I should have ended it when I had the chance" he means: "I totally should have been celibate"

 

If that's the case it's simple...He failed to master Force Contraception...obviously.

 

Force Contraception?

Ah yes, the Dark Side can be a path to abilities that Fundamentalists would consider unnatural.

 

Darth Krayt could be a Yuuzhan Vong clone experiment with Obi-Wan Kenobi's genetic samples.

Genetic samples of Obi-Wan Kenobi were taken (out of Universe last year) during Outbound Flight. Assume the Emperor stored them on Korriban. Later, the Yuuzhan Vong go to Korriban, discover the genetic samples and play with them => Darth Krayt.


Another hint: Wasn't it confirmed that Zahn initially wanted to use a clone of Obi-Wan Kenobi instead of C'Boath (sp?) in the TTT?

Since the movies are done now, Dark Horse could have gotten a go on this one.

 

Maybe there was just a hole in the Force. Anakin Skywalker appears to have had the same problem.

 

Ok now this is just crazy. There's no possible way that Obi-Wan is coming back. Ever.

 

But he disappeared! There was no body, and thus no proof that he died! How do we know that was really a ghost appearing to Luke and not a Force illusion or a projection of some sort? Just because they said Obi-Wan's dead and we got a Force "ghost" of him doesn't mean he's actually dead. It was never explicitly stated, or proven.

My theory is that the person we saw die on the Death Star was a Yuuzhan Vong clone from Myrkr.

Wait...I'm getting confused...

 

I'd be interested if anyone were to sit down to read all six parts of BROKEN at once, now that we have the entire arc out, and give your impression of the arc AS A WHOLE.

-- John

 

Hurry up with the TPB release then. LOL

I can't wait to get it.